
Gold and silver prices remain closely watched by investors, jewellery buyers and households across India. Daily movements in the precious metals market are influenced by several domestic and international factors, including global bullion trends, currency movements, demand conditions and changes in investor sentiment.
The latest city-wise figures for September 24 cover major markets including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The table below brings the gold and silver rates together in one place for easier comparison.
Gold figures are based on the September 24 city-wise market data available for the major Indian markets; retail jewellery prices can vary depending on additional charges.
Gold is generally available in different purity levels, with 24-carat gold representing the highest purity and 22-carat gold being widely used for jewellery. Silver, meanwhile, is tracked separately in the domestic market, with 999 fine silver commonly used as a benchmark for pricing.
The precious metals market can see frequent changes as international prices respond to developments in the global economy. Movements in the US dollar, interest-rate expectations, geopolitical developments and demand for safe-haven assets can all influence bullion prices. Domestic prices can also vary between cities because of local taxes, transportation costs and other market factors.
For buyers planning to purchase jewellery or bullion, the quoted market rate is only one component of the final amount payable. Jewellery purchases can include making charges, taxes and other applicable costs, meaning the final bill at a retail outlet may differ from the underlying bullion rate.
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